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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1902

Page

4

Abundant Crops and Rail Line Boost Local Hopes

Farmers along the Mooresville to Martinsville line celebrate bumper crops with mammoth corn stalks and plentiful tomatoes apples and melons. The Indianapolis and Martinsville Rapid Traction Co opened a new line to Matthews Crossing, prompting crowds and a car link from Mooresville toward Brooklyn and Bethany Park, with plans to extend to Brooklyn and Bethany Park next Sunday.

Indianapolis Martinsville Rapid Traction Company Matthewe Mooresville Dix Matthews Brooklyn Bethany Park Martinsville Indiana Runaville

Nebraska Welcomes President Roosevelt with Grand Omaha Parade

Omaha resident B J Jobst says Nebraska is in fine shape with abundant corn and cattle. Cowboys plan a 600 mile dash from Deadwood to greet the President on his Omaha visit in August. The event features a grand electric parade and a lavish welcome costing about 0.00, with a $3,000 prize for the first rider.

Nebraska United States Omaha B. J. Jobst Denigon Nebraska Plains Jobst Indianapolis Roosevelt Deadwood Aksarben

Dedication at Shiloh planned with big Indiana event

J H Milliken of Louisville says about 2 000 people may attend the Shiloh battlefield Indiana monument dedication now eyed for Sept 4 and 5. Expected speakers include Secretary Root Senators Fairbanks Beveridge General Wallace Governor Durbin and Riley. A special Louisville to Danville train and Tennessee river boat trip to Pittsburg Landing are planned. Widow of General Lawton slated to join excursion. travel rates hoped at a cent per mile.

J. H. Milliken Louisville L. & N. Railroad Grand Hotel Indiana Old Shiloh Beveridge Wallace James Whitcomb Riley Durbin Tennessee Milken Mississippi Alabama Georgia Milliken Lauteville

Death in Elevator at Grand Hotel Crushes Ryan

Ryan Mangled in hotel elevator accident at the Grand Hotel. Assistant manager of the New York store, 39, from Brockton, Mass., died after leaning against an open shaft and being crushed between car and floor. Knox, a friend, witnessed the tragedy as the car halted and workers freed the body. Funeral plans to be announced.

Luke E. Ryan New York Grand Hotel Ryan Mr. Ryan J. F. Knox Grand Rapids Mr. Knox Don Slinkard Knox Indianapolis Lodge No. 13 B. P. O. Ellis George Herrmann Pentalpha Lodge No A. M Whitsett & Culver's Brockton Mass Elmer F. Gay Providence R. L Mr. Gay New Jersey Street Pentalpha Lodge Connecticut

Wagner Swindler Tied To Toledo Case

Edgar W. Wagner, arrested on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses, is identified by Grissell of Bohlen architects as the man who swindled Toledo. Grissell recounted Wagner's April arrival at Sturgis & Co. claiming funds and plans for a Madison and Eighteenth street apartment project, getting an option on a lot, and defrauding several locals before paying no bill. Wagner reportedly sent funds via checks from a Buffalo backer, then issued new checks. He shows concern only for his wife and children as police warn of more victims likely to come forward.

Edgar W. Wagner Grissell Bohlen A. Burnside Sturgis Toledo Wagner Sturgis & Co Ohio Sturgis Company Barnes Buffalo N. Y Eighteenth and Madison Streets West Vermont Street

Terre Haute Labor Groups Plan Paris Labor Day Move

Labor organizations in Terre Haute will skip Labor Day celebrations in the city and travel to Paris to hold their event. The move is in support of street-car strikers and as a rebuke to local merchants who opposed the strike. The plan aims to demonstrate Terre Haute without its labor population if the celebration proceeds in Paris.

Terre Haute Paris

Opening of the Grand marks vaudeville season start

The third season of fashionable vaudeville at the Grand opens next Monday with matinees daily. Acts include the Russell brothers in The Irish Servant Girls, the Young American Quintet, Lowe, and Hughes among others.

the Grand Russell Brothers Lowe Hughes

Trio and French acrobats headline summer stage show

A bill features trio, xylophone experts the three Mil lettes, French acrobats Goggin and Davis with singing and acrobatics, plus Green and Werner as comedians and singers. Seats for any performance can be obtained at the box office.

Millettes Goggin Davis Green Werner

Fortuneteller ordinance faces council scrutiny this week

Council committee on public safety and comfort, led by Chairman Sourbier, will meet this week to discuss Councilman Negley’s fortune teller and astrologist licensing ordinance. Sourbier’s remarks hint he may oppose passage. The finance committee, chaired by Wynne, meets tomorrow to consider a $101,000 Fall Creek Boulevard bond issue, which Wynne expects to be favorably reported.

Sourbier Council Committee On Public Safety and Comfort Negley Council Committee On Finance Wynne Fall Creek

Riot After Ball Game in Haughville Spurs Race Tension

A colored baseball team faced a hostile white crowd during a game at the corner of Bismarck Avenue and Michigan Street. After a bat was accused of theft, a melee erupted, chasing players through the streets until bicycle officers halted the riot. Police arrested three colored men for inciting riot and planned warrants for about fifty whites.

Haughville Bismarck Avenue Michigan Street Bank Avenue Fall Creek Harry Hunter West Michigan Street Schroeder Heushville

Conference adjourns after one day in Indianapolis churches

Indiana Methodist Protestant Conference ends after ordination at Hoyt Avenue and Christian Endeavor Union meeting at Villa Avenue. About 100 Endeavor members attended. Officers elected: President Rev. C. S. Johnson, Vice President Miss Nellie Tippy, Secretary-Treasurer Charles T. House. Plans to push Endeavor work and church extensions statewide. Next session in Muncie.

Indiana Methodist Protestant Church Bne Hoyt Avenue Villa-avenue Hoyt-avenue Church Christian Endeavor Union Christan Endeavor Societies Indianapolis C. 8. Johnson Nellie Sylvia Patterson J. S. Leland Pittsburg Anna Louise Minich Indiana Christian Endeavor Union C. H. Hubbell Methodist Protestant Christian Endeavor Union Christian Endeavor Extension Lineberry Indiana Conference Christian Endeavor Fund J. Moody George H. Sisson Hoytavenue Will H. Flagg W. H. Fisher G. E. MacManiman Hoyt Avenue Church T. J. Ogburn Munele Board of Church Extension Anderson Marion Frankfort Fort Wayne Indiana Harbor Hartford City Bloomfield Rensselaer

Local Girl Injured In Street Collision By Unruly Horse

Miss Dollie Lanham of 151 Douglass Street was badly hurt around 7 PM when a horse driven by Lawrence Kyle struck her at the New York and Douglass street corner. The horse bolted as she crossed, knocking her down and inflicting internal injuries and several gashes. Kyle was arrested for assault and battery but released on his own recognizance.

Dollie Lanham Douglass Street Lawrence Kyle New York Douglass Streets

Encampment Plans For Spanish War Veterans Meet

A meeting of the executive committee of Spanish American War Veterans will be held at the Commercial Club tonight to arrange the Sept. 22 23 24 convention and reunion plans in Indianapolis likely at the Statehouse. President Roosevelt may speak in Tomlinson Hall and a city park. Col Russell B Harrison chairs the committee with Gen John S Poland Camp No 7 and Frank S Clark Camp No 26 represented. Events include possible consolidation with Spanish War Veterans and a League of the War with Spain proposal.

Commercial Club Russell B. Harrison John S. Poland Frank S. Clark Chattanooga Buffalo Indianapolis Statehouse Roosevelt Tomlinson Hall Harrison Central Passenger Association J. B. Coryell Philadelphia United States Theodore Roosevelt Philippines Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Spain War Department

Knocked Down A Burglar in Early Morning Encounter

Dr. Melville of 1237 North Pennsylvania street woke to a burglar pulling at his pillow. He sprang up, chased the thief to the stairs and knocked him down. The assailant, armed with a knife, fled after entering through a parlor window. It is unclear what was stolen.

Music dealer recounts Newtown harp tale and piano sales era

George Pearson recalls selling a church organ to Newtown Indiana and a concert with pianist Sidney Reed. The tale includes a French harp plucked from his coat pocket triggering audience applause, plus anecdotes on country buyers’ stages of instrument purchases and a farmer who hosted seven pianos in one room before choosing.

George C. Pearson Mr. Pearson Newtown Ind Sidney Reed Reed Indianapolis Robert N. Collins George Pearson Scarlatti de Koven Dauber Hayden Mozart Beethoven Mendelssohn Chopin Wagner

Pennsylvania road Yellowstone Park special returns to Indianapolis

The Yellowstone Park tour train from Indianapolis carried about 11 Indianapolis and Indiana passengers. W. W. Richardson, district passenger agent for the Pennsylvania road, sent a telegram reporting the train left Livingston at 5 30 Saturday night. All passengers are well after a very pleasant trip.

Pennsylvania Road Yellowstone Park Indianapolis Indiana W. W. Richardson Livingston

William Brown and William Shivier In Street Quarrel

William Brown of South Capitol Avenue and William Shivier of Bates Alley quarreled on Eddy Street last night. Brown cut Shivier in the face. injuries not serious. Both men were arrested on assault and battery charges.

William Brown South Capitol Avenue William Shivier Bates Alley Eddy Street Brown Shivier

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